Indian team set a record of 435 runs

 Indian team set a record of 435 runs and Smriti Mandhana became the first woman to do this in the women’s ODI.



Highest innings totals in WODIs: The Indian women’s team batted first and gave 435 runs, which is also considered as the highest total made by a team in ODIs. (History at Rajkot). Mandhana has scored 135 runs while Pratika Rawal also contributed a vital role in adding a total of 435 runs by scoring 154 runs.


Smriti Mandhana record in WODI: Indian Women cricket batsman, Smriti Mandhana achieved her 10th century in the One Day International for the match between India Women and Ireland Women 3rd ODI. On the same note the Indian team made history of scoring 400+ in the first ever women’s ODI. Mandhana has now attained the record of becoming the first Indian women’s batsman to score 10 centuries in women’s ODI cricket. Mandhana came up with a century in 70 balls which is the record for the quickest century to the Indian women in the ODIs. Mandhana overshadowed all others and even beat Harmanpreet Kaur’s record big time. At the same time, Mandhana has now taken over the woman batsman in having the most centuries in women’s ODI.


Mandhana was soon crowned the most successful female Cricketer in Asia.


The century achieved in the 10th century of her ODI career has not only made Mandhana the highest centurion in the Indian women’s cricket team but stunned the world cricket to be the highest scorer among female cricket players in Asia. Mandhana has now set a record of being the first Asian female batsman to score ten or more century stand for ODIs.



WOMEN IN ODIs Indian team for the first time achieved a landmark 400+ (highest innings totals in WODIs).


The Indian women’s team made an impressive total of 418 against Ireland which is highest total chased by an Indian team in the one day international. The Indian women’s team has made 435 runs for the first time ever. It is the fourth highest score of women’s ODI.  

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